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Method and mold for forming sheets having reduced surface imperfections

CA 1108819 A · Owner: General Tire & Rubber Company (The) · Inventors: Arnason, Sigurdur I.

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Abstract of the Disclosure, A mold for compression molding a plastic sheet from a viscous fluid provides more resistance to flow on the side of the sheet designed to be the underside than on the side of the sheet designed to be seen. This resistance to flow can be imparted by roughening the underside of the mold more than the top surface of the mold. The purpose for roughening one surface of the mold more than the other is so that the plastic mass will flow faster on the smoother side of the mold and carry bubbles to the rough side of the mold via a rolling action. By this method employing textured molds the surface, of automotive panels can be made having reduced surface imperfections.

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  • Granted September 15, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 15, 1998.
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FiledMay 30, 1978
GrantedSeptember 15, 1981
Term endedSeptember 15, 1998
Patent numberCA 1108819 A
Classification (IPC)B29C45/37 +1 more

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1979198119831985198719891991199319951997Application filedMay 30, 1978Patent grantedSep 15, 1981Term endedSep 15, 1998

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